We’re bringing furniture from abroad and need customs guidance.
What should I know about moving household goods into Larkana?
1 Answer
Importing household goods into Larkana follows Pakistan’s national customs regulations. Items for personal use are generally allowed duty‑free if they have been owned for at least six months and are accompanied by a detailed inventory. You will need to present a passport, visa, and a copy of your residence permit or lease agreement to customs officials. Packing the goods in clearly labeled boxes and keeping receipts helps speed up clearance. It’s advisable to hire a reputable international moving company familiar with Pakistani customs procedures; they can handle paperwork, arrange for port handling and coordinate inland transport to Larkana. For precise duty rates and required documentation, consult the Federal Board of Revenue’s website or contact the nearest customs office.
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